I got the SAME call a few days ago. I ignored it since the caller INSISTED
the only way
was if I provided a Fax number.. He said it couldn't be done by EMAIL..
BULL.. :)
Glen
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From: "Gordon Hudson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 5:07 PM
Subject: [domains-gen] Another twist on the fake domain renewal letter
trick?
Got this from a customer today and thought some of you might be
interested:
I was just contacted by telephone by a person representing [name of
company
removed] -- gave the name of xxxx. He wanted my fax number to send
information about issues with the domain registration for "xxxxxxx.com". I
did not give him a phone number, but asked that the important information
be
emailed to me -- seemed appropriate!
<br>
<br>He said the info was "time sensitive" and asked that I call an 800
number and ask for Customer Service to hear of issues regarding my domain
registration. Before I do that, I want verification that this is
legitimate
and necesssary, and why an email would not suffice. The number he gave me
is
1-800-xxx-xxx. Can you help with this concern?
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